What does "pile out" mean?

To exit in large numbers To leave a space in a crowd.

How do you use "pile out" in a sentence?

Everyone piled out of the bus. The kids piled out of the car. We piled out when we arrived.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common informal

Meaning: To exit in large numbers

大量涌出

Salir en masa

大勢で出る

우르르 나오다

To leave a space in a crowd.

一大群人离开一个空间。

Salir de un espacio en tropel.

群衆のように場所を出ること。

많은 사람이 한꺼번에 공간에서 나오다.

Base verb: pile

Particle: out

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

Everyone piled out of the bus.
所有人都从巴士上涌了出来
Todos salieron del autobús en tropel
みんなバスからどっと降りた
모두 버스에서 우르르 내렸다.
The kids piled out of the car.
孩子们从车里一涌而出
Los niños salieron del coche en tropel
子供たちが車からどっと降りてきた
아이들이 차에서 우르르 내렸다.
We piled out when we arrived.
到了之后我们全涌了出去
Salimos todos en tropel al llegar
到着するとみんなどっと降りた
도착하자 모두 우르르 내렸다.

Context: exiting, group, enthusiastic

Tone: excited

From exiting in a pile.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal